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深度学习增强的放射治疗计算模型成本感知多保真度不确定性量化

Deep learning enhanced cost-aware multi-fidelity uncertainty quantification of a computational model for radiotherapy

Piermario Vitullo, Nicola Rares Franco, Paolo Zunino

AI总结:

本文提出一种深度学习增强的多保真度蒙特卡洛方法(DL-MFMC),通过结合全阶模型与基于POD和网格信息神经网络的降阶模型,有效加速了微循环多尺度模型在放射治疗中的前向不确定性量化,显著降低了计算成本。

摘要:

偏微分方程的前向不确定性量化(UQ)是一项需要大量模型评估的多查询任务。本工作的目标是减轻微循环 3D-1D 多尺度计算模型 UQ 的计算成本。为此,我们提出了一种深度学习增强的多保真度蒙特卡洛(DL-MFMC)方法,该方法将多尺度全阶模型(FOM)的信息与深度学习增强的、基于非侵入式投影的降阶模型(ROM)的信息相结合。后者利用本征正交分解(POD)和网格信息神经网络(由作者及合作者先前开发)构建,整合了多种架构来近似 POD 系数,同时引入对微观结构的精细尺度修正。DL-MFMC 方法提供了特定关注量及其相关不确定性的稳健估计器,并实现了计算资源的最优管理。具体而言,计算预算在训练和采样之间高效分配,确保了充分利用 ROM 加速的可靠估计过程。在此,我们应用 DL-MFMC 技术来加速估计关于氧气传输和放射治疗结果的生物物理量。与经典蒙特卡洛方法相比,所提出的方法显示出显著的加速效果,并大幅降低了整体计算成本。

英文摘要:

Forward uncertainty quantification (UQ) for partial differential equations is a many-query task that requires a significant number of model evaluations. The objective of this work is to mitigate the computational cost of UQ for a 3D-1D multiscale computational model of microcirculation. To this purpose, we present a deep learning enhanced multi-fidelity Monte Carlo (DL-MFMC) method that integrates the information of a multiscale full-order model (FOM) with that coming from a deep learning enhanced non-intrusive projection-based reduced order model (ROM). The latter is constructed by leveraging on proper orthogonal decomposition (POD) and mesh-informed neural networks (previously developed by the authors and co-workers), integrating diverse architectures that approximate POD coefficients while introducing fine-scale corrections for the microstructures. The DL-MFMC approach provides a robust estimator of specific quantities of interest and their associated uncertainties, with optimal management of computational resources. In particular, the computational budget is efficiently divided between training and sampling, ensuring a reliable estimation process suitably exploiting the ROM speed-up. Here, we apply the DL-MFMC technique to accelerate the estimation of biophysical quantities regarding oxygen transfer and radiotherapy outcomes. Compared to classical Monte Carlo methods, the proposed approach shows remarkable speed-ups and a substantial reduction of the overall computational cost.

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